More than 50,000 additional people on North’s electoral register may have crucial say

No public debate and precious little sign of an internal one involving two contenders

Is this the best way to make permanent changes to the rules of a sporting body?

New era beckons for this prime plot of development land on the Poolbeg peninsula

Other participants including Simon Coveney flew economy which was 10 times cheaper

Tiny number of current female referees of particular concern in the new strategic plan

Final proposals from Hines, Ballymore and U&I to be submitted to Diageo this month

Newcomer Órfhlaith Begley expected to succeed controversial former MP Barry McElduff

Harcourt Developments in running for Diageo urban centre planned for St James’s Gate

Development system set to facilitate significant amount of student housing

Council and Alone pledges to tackle cold and damp in Jamestown Court amount to nothing

The when, where, who, why and what of the upcoming general election

‘Charming’ but ‘slightly terrifying’. Róisín Ingle recalls two encounters with the late politician

Grassroots voters and building on social media support are key, says members

Loans also drew Oaktree bid and joint offer from Davidson Kempner, Deutsche Bank

Fianna Fáil TD submits 15 parliamentary questions to Minister for Finance on matter

Assets in Dublin commuter zones total 128 acres and are linked to Albany Group

Enda Farrell thought he was advancing the interests of the agency, court told

Data dated from late 2009 – and arguably of limited value

Pat Doherty’s extensive €300 million ‘Abbey’ property portfolio to be sold

IRA godfather who ruled south Armagh like Al Capone deserved reputation as ruthless

Diageo to reaffirm commitment to Guinness amid speculation over stout brand

Painting of Andrew Parker Bowles to go on sale in New York. But what’s the Donegal connection?

MP describes area as ‘Republican constituency’ after winning vote for fourth time

Doherty family appears not to have lost control in restructuring

Titanic Quarter is one of North’s economic successes with more than 100 companies

Developer in final stages of talks on plan to redevelop up to 20 acres of waterfront

New York Times ran eight-page pullout on Ireland featuring several blue-bloods of Irish economic and public life

But officials would be expected to answer a reasonable question reasonably

Why must the Government re-route its borrowings through State entities?

Gannon Homes is starting to build houses again in north Dublin

Status of changes crucial to successful introduction according to Pat McEnaney

Republicans stand by march plans despite pleas by unionists and victims’ families

Sinn Féin blames serious rioting on UVF and Orange Order

Building with distinctive Italianate clock tower ceased being used as a station in 1980